Detection of COVID-19 in High Resolution Computed Tomography Using Vision Transformer

Aroosa Yaqoob, Abdul Basit, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Hannan, Kaleem Ullah
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In the current pandemic, precise and early diagnose of COVID-19 patient remained a crucial task for control of the spread of the COVID-19 virus in the healthcare sector. Due to the unexpected spike in COVID-19 cases, the majority of countries have experienced scarcity and poor testing rate. Chest X-rays and CT scans have been discussed in the literature as a viable source of testing for COVID-19 disease in patients. However, manually reviewing the CT and x-ray images is time-consuming and prone to error. Taking account into these constraints and the improvements in data science, this research proposed a Vision Transformer-based deep learning pipeline for COVID-19 diagnose from CT-based imaging. Due to the scarcity of large data sets, three open-source datasets of CT scans are pooled to generate 27370 images of covid and non- covid individuals. The proposed vision transformer-based model accurately diagnoses COVID-19 from normal chest CT images with an accuracy of 98 percent. This research would assist the practitioner, radiologist and doctors in early and accurate diagnose of COVID-19.
基于视觉变压器的高分辨率计算机断层扫描检测COVID-19
在当前疫情背景下,精准早期诊断患者仍是医疗卫生部门控制疫情传播的重要任务。由于COVID-19病例意外激增,大多数国家都经历了短缺和低检测率。文献中已经讨论了胸部x光片和CT扫描作为检测患者COVID-19疾病的可行来源。然而,手工检查CT和x射线图像既耗时又容易出错。考虑到这些限制和数据科学的进步,本研究提出了一种基于视觉转换器的深度学习管道,用于从基于ct的成像中诊断COVID-19。由于缺乏大型数据集,我们将3个开源CT扫描数据集合集,生成27370张新冠和非新冠个体的图像。所提出的基于视觉变压器的模型可以从正常胸部CT图像中准确诊断COVID-19,准确率为98%。这项研究将有助于医生、放射科医生和医生对COVID-19进行早期准确诊断。
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